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    is there a way to set a stastic library in c# programs like vc++ to be able to run a c#.net application on a system that has not dotnet framwork? excuse me for my poor engelish I'm trying to learn :-O

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      is there a way to set a stastic library in c# programs like vc++ to be able to run a c#.net application on a system that has not dotnet framwork? excuse me for my poor engelish I'm trying to learn :-O

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      Afaik there is no possibility like that :P You still would have to translate the IL-Code which is produced by the c# compiler to real machine instructions (guess asm ;)) That's why you ALWAYS need the .Net Runtime. Maybe that has changed now so keep on googling :P

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        is there a way to set a stastic library in c# programs like vc++ to be able to run a c#.net application on a system that has not dotnet framwork? excuse me for my poor engelish I'm trying to learn :-O

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        Nader Elshehabi
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        Hello To make you .Net application run without the need of .Net framework, you need something like Xenocode Postbuild[^].

        Regards:rose:

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